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An alternative explanation for the male/female shared expression patterns would concern genes expressed in the ovules.

In the case of CASC1-1 and CASC1-2, RNA-seq revealed shared expression in embryo and testes, with CASC1-1 also expressed in spleen and CASC1-2 detected in liver and muscle (Table  1).

Analysis of data set overlap (Additional file 10) revealed that about 47% of the total DE genes (501/1075) were expressed in both the wild-type and the mutant (commonly shared expression), which supports the developmental alignment of the two clones.

Further, the hierarchical clustering of all the 122 differentially expressed developmental processes genes revealed that flower bud and 5 dpa fruit shared expression profiles of the same developmental genes, whereas anthesis-stage flower showed a distinctive profile (Fig. 9, see Additional file 2), which is in agreement with results from other gene profiling studies in Arabidopsis [ 66- 68].

The shared expression of the many faces harrows.

Besides a shared expression of the importance of digital tools, big data and personalization in the transformation of learning (and education) — and the size of the opportunity and impact they potentially represent — they have something else in common as well.

Hatsune Miku is the shared expression of everyone she's just the next step," Itoh says.

Moreover, metastasis at different sites shared expression of lung markers.

Some of the basal-A lines also shared expression of luminal epithelial markers like KRT8 and KRT18 (Fig. 1G).

In an attempt to identify expression of uncharacterized genes and infer possible function for these genes we selected one of these clusters and investigated the shared expression patterns with known genes and cDNA sequences.

In this study, we profiled phenotypic and functional characteristics of human monocyte subsets and focused on two distinguishing features: shared expression of MCSFR among subsets and differential capacity of monocyte subsets for phagocytosis.